Complaint Letter About Homework – Complaint Letter to School Principal from Parent

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• FAQs

Complaint Letter to Principal from Parents Regarding Excessive Homework

To,
The Principal,
_____________ (Name of the School),
_____________ (Address)

Date: __ /__ /____

From,
_____________ (Name of the Parent)
_____________ (Address)

Subject: Complaint regarding excessive homework

Respected Sir/Madam,

With due respect, I am _________ (Name of the parent/guardian). My ward _______ (name) studies in your school in class ____________ (Class) , having roll number __________ (Roll number).

I am writing this letter to bring in your notice the excessive homework given to the ward by the teacher _____________ (Name of the teacher) in subject __________ (Name of the subject). This is not the first time I am noticing the amount of work given. I had ignored the tasks given earlier. But with the passage of time, it is becoming habitual.

Moreover, there is a fear which is being seeded in a child’s mind regarding the teacher. Therefore, impacting all the daily routines; he/she often ignores the playing session or any other fun activity.

Please do initiate a monitoring session regarding the same.

Thank you,

Yours _____________ (Faithfully/Sincerely)
______________ (Name)
______________ (Signature and Contact Details)

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FAQs

• Is it appropriate to mention the teacher's name in the complaint letter?
  • Yes, providing specific details, including the teacher's name, helps the school identify and address the issue effectively.
• Should I include my child's class and roll number in the letter?
  • Yes, including this information helps the school administration identify the student and address the concern promptly.
• What should I do if I don't receive a response from the school after sending the complaint letter?
  • If you don't receive a response within a reasonable timeframe, consider following up with the school administration either in person or through another written communication.
• Can I request a meeting with the principal to discuss the issue further?
  • Yes, you can request a meeting with the principal to discuss your concerns in more detail and explore potential solutions collaboratively.
• Is it advisable to discuss the issue with other parents who may share similar concerns?
  • Yes, discussing the issue with other parents can help raise awareness and potentially strengthen your collective voice in addressing the problem.